Test FedCM for BYOIDP

[erlend-sh]

For advocates of digital identity ownership, right now there’s a unique opportunity to tip the scales in favor of the independent web:

https://wrily.foad.me.uk/sign-in-with-big-tech-only-or-sign-in-with-whom-i-prefer

The FedCM drafters have been open to reference implementations for a month: fedidcg/FedCM#240 (comment)

Apparently there’s not even a need to use Chrome Canary for testing any longer, as an experimental option for FedCM has been added to main Chrome:

So far there’s one nearly working example in Rauthy.

With a few more proofs-of-concept, we can ensure that this emerging browser standard will benefit the entirety of the open web. Your assistance would be hugely appreciated by your fellow indies! 🙏

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It seems like you are discussing the potential for implementing the FedCM (Federated Credential Management) API in a project or advocating for its adoption to enhance digital identity management on the independent web. However, your message does not contain a clear question or request related to Authelia or its capabilities directly.

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[james-d-elliott]

Thanks for the idea and we'll keep it in mind as it and Authelia evolves, especially as we dive into the areas that it has the most impact (session management / front channel logout).